Touching tributes have been left outside Worcester Cathedral in memory of Queen Elizabeth II. 

People have left flowers, cards and gifts with moving words throughout the weekend.

Five-year-old Harry wrote a card for the Queen that he left with some flowers.

He said: "Thank you for being our Queen. We will miss you. Love, Harry and Mummy."

Someone has left a flag from the recent Jubilee with Queen Elizabeth's picture over their flowers and another person painted a rock with the image of the late Queen and added the words: "Thank you Ma'am."

Another mourner left a drawing of a horse with their tribute.

They said: "Rest in peace your Majesty. Love, Laura and Scarlett."

Another tribute read: "To Majesty the Queen, we love you and will miss you. You're the greatest Queen, love you, Olivia, Luke, Shelley and Spencer Southall."

An anonymous tribute read: "May flights of angels sing thee to thy rest."

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Another tribute said: "To our Queen. Thank you. Rest in peace, Steve and George Dyson."

Another read: "With deepest sympathy. Ma'am, you have been a constant in my life, you will be sadly missed."

Someone else wrote a letter that said: "We love you Queen Elizabeth. Thank you!"

A family left a tribute that said: "Thank you Ma'am for all your service.

"May you rest in eternal peace with your beloved husband and family. Love, Freeman-Chicks."

Another tribute said: "Rest in peace, your Majesty. 

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"With grateful thanks from the Hill family. Our best blooms for you."

Another card read: "Our sincerest condolences your Majesty."